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Livery Stables & Hacks Connected

Hacks Nos 10, Il, IL, 10, IA, Is. Undertakers
office, "a Blum street, and stables opposite
Menger hotel Bodies embalmed and shipped
to All points In the Union Only White Hearse
in the city. Open day and night, Tel. IS.
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Cheap Railroad Tickets


At Aliens ticket office, Southern ho-
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LIGHT FLASHES.
And other News Items Picked Around
Town BY Our Reporters.
Wanted An Answer.

What's the difference between legitimate
advertising and blowing advertlsementI Don't
all speak at once /. Give it upi Then here
goes blowing advertisement Is when there IL
more wind and noise than fuel and fire. Legiti.
mate advertising is when u little wind and
noise kindle great fire in lots OF fuel. This Is
my kind. DO more than II say ! give more
than i promise. i am an old advertiser-no
blower"
And IL pays7 Yes, legitimate advertising,
10 paws me at least, because it's wool with me,
when ID s-wool,- cotton when it's cotton and a
bargain when tell you 1t is. And you know
II aid buy on my say so.
Money saved is money earned. Smokers al
most dOub e the buying power OF dollar
witt me Comparisons will surprise you.
sell for cash ana undersel the thirty, sixty
and ninety day concerns. Why Because
taking no risks, can afford 10 give my Gus
toners the benefits of clear sales.
Come once and you will come again. Sim
Hart-Mr. Harris, No 3 and g. West commerce
street. and No PSI West Commerce.
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COUNTY TREASURER's REPORT.

Consolidated statement of receipts ard ex-
pendituras of Ed. FrobOese, County Treas
urer, FROM November !, 1855, to January
81 1887:
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Triad. ". SMITH, Go. CTR BeXar Co, Texas.
Detailed statement of moneys disbursed by
County Treasurer Ed Froboese, from No
vember l, 1886, to January 81, 1887:
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@Ilt
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
wins, rr.. u.,u WI, ne.

I'll. Unprecedented sale o! l!oschcr's
German syrup within few years. has
as,onishei the world. Il il wiihou;
doubt the saics, and bcs, remedy ever
discovered for the speedy ani cfIcciuai
cure OF coughs, colds and the scycrrs,
lung troubles. II acts nn an entirely
different principle from the usual pre-
scripiiuns given by physicians. rs 1,
does no, dry M n cough aud leave the
disease still In the system. bu, on the
trouble. heals the parts affected and
leaves them in purely healthy cundi.
,ion. a bottle kcp, in the house for
us. when the diseases make their ap.
Icarancc, will save doctors bills and
long spell Of serious sickness. A
trial will convince you of these facts.
II is positively sold by all druggists aud
dealers In the land. Price. 1j cents.
large bottles.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02

A HrNAnkAnLE scene occurred Ia
court In New York few day arn dur.
Ing the trial oi Clrafy. an cS-Aldrfinan
and h,-rii.r. Shaicr. attorney for Cl-ar,.
made violent attack on tho pres. II
the city. charging ,h. par-fs with hoins
In league ,o secure the conviction of his
client. lie sfok. In terms II bitter In.
v-c,i,c agaius, the proprietor oi tho
World. whom he threatened Ia Kill. Mr.
Ci-aTy was inaliy called down" by the
Judge. n. then iurtsj on the report
EN- and gave them round al abuse.
winding up by calling them ",hc burn.
Ing rcninsrs Of tho press" Mex; day
the World came back ut Mr.. Clcary In
the following style: ~ newspaper
which dcvo,ss itself Ia tho interests of
the Irop." and the taxpayers. and which
IL nj war with the rs.scals who cons,,irc
To d..p,ii them. mus, csI-c, 10 bc COM
plim-n''-i occasionally with the mal,s-
nan, ahuS- Of thieves and their hire.
lings. I, frequently happens that the
ignorant men who commit crimes are
less responsible than III. lawyers who
are first plii 'V organize the crime aud
mex; ,p defend the criminals. The at
,i,ud- of the World toward III. corrup,
aldermen of the board IL lSsi il based
upon no ptiya', motive. bu, upon public
policy and III. guoi Of the public. There
is nothing personal TN 1t. aud no amount
of ahu.- and yiiupcra,ion can swcryc IL
from .ts cause, but II the vicious and
vulgar assault, II Clcai,'s blackeuari
uppn the World yesterday is the out.
growth o! the actual fact and the set
tied conviction that bu; Tor the pr.
sis,cn; AMI long time unsupported rc.
searches oi the World the doodle alder.
mrn would not have been brought, 10
account In, would have escaped punish.
mcnt. II II means that 10 the power and
inilucnc. of the World is due the awak.
cning Of public sentiment which has
caused the taxpayers Of this BETRAYED
aud robbed city to demand rs one man
that justice bc mcicd to these knavcs--
IL. as Cleary's bla,hcrskitc lawyer as
scfis. the World has sent three alder.
manic thieves To States prison. then we
accept the blackguariian and murder.
Gus threats oi the subsidized defender
as in the nature of u coveted testimonial
and tribute 10 bc proud Of. The
World slirinks from no responsibility in
this connection and the ycnomous hostili.
ties and threats IL has invoked are wei.
coined aspart Of the reward for faithful
services performed. We would rather
he united Mt all times WITH the de.
nuncia,ion and threats Of thieves than
by an oversight Of duty invite their
damaging praise"
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02

cases. lately before the Supreme court
OF Illinois for new trial, made some
telling points In his argument opposing
the motion 10 grant new trial To the
condemned Anarchists. Among other
things Mr.. Giinneil criticised the action
of the Chicago authorities in permitting
incendiary utterances at Anarchist
meetings on the Lake front and else
where. lie said III during the years
preceding the lIayinarket bomb-throw-
ing the meetings at which soiition and
assassination were openly advocated
had been dispersed. the massacre al the
Iiayinarket never would have occurred
No better illustration Of the effects Of
the fearless enforcement Of the law is
seen than In the fact that rs soon as
Johann Most had suffered the penalty
which was imposed upon him by the
English law for his incenjiary alter
terances, he left the soil of England aud
planted himself upon the soil OF
America. and the officers Of III. law
who, because Of his teachings. became
martyrs for the law. instead Of being
officers Of the Kingdom oi Great
Britain, were the officers Of the State
Of Illinois" In his brief on the law
Mr.. Grinuoli starts with the general
proposition that the death Of Oillc.r
Degan was murder. resulting from n
conspiracy 10 which all of the plaintiffs
In error were parties; tina, lis general
object and design was the overthrow Of
the existing social oidcr and of the con.
s,itutcd au,hrities Of the law iy force.
This definition Of conspiracy Is III.
keynote 10 the entire brief, and 10 II Mr..
Gfinn-il frequently refers. and upon Its
elaboration depends the thread II his
argument and his r.iutation of tn.
points which ar- raised by the attorneys
for the Anarchists. III. relevancy ~
Most's books and III. quantities of -s-
plosiy-s and red flags II cont-nici for
Us showing the cNist-nc. III colt
spiracy. The selection Of the jury IL
gone into In detail. the ease Of zach
,ai-,man who WIS called b-ing treated
separately. Unlike the briefs which
We're submitted on h-half Of the
Anarchists. Mr.. Grinucll's closes with
OH, u I-furaiion, simply stating that he
believes ''tli- evidence ius,iil-, the YER
diet. u. record shows no material error.
and the judgment, should L. affirmed. "
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02

A Hiii. has been pas,c,i by the pres.
cni Legislature and signed ,,y the Iov.
rrncr prohibiting persons not entitled
10 .vm wearing the badge of the Grand
Amy or amy other society. This viii
~ hard blow at the rights of veterans
who have fought. b'od and dic'i" with
Grant. Mcclellan and Hancock and
while seated In front Of comfortable
harrnm stove. have fongh, III. sam'
battles over and over again. and In al
Of their sang'iinary conflicts wahin.
through "hluri'' knr-.,ir-p.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02

wAIIiS1TuN "socic,y'' is ali tore up
OVER the scandal created 10y the queer
dolngs q. n wealthy senator's wifd who
isa recognized society leader. II is said
the Lady ~ Tar compromised herself rs
10 give Count Maurice sala. grs; sccrc.
taTy OF the French Legation money 10
pay pressing debts with and her hns-
hand. the senator. has called on Sccrr.
,ary ua,aIh for the purpose of having
the fascinating count recalled. These
foreign barons and counts come high
bu, our sho,idy aris;ocracy must have
ii.m
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02

All progressive ranchmcn and stock
breeders are now giving some attention,
10 the improvement Of the quality Of
their 1--we stock, and we can recommend
nothing. which in our opinion will he uf
SO much service in helping an inielli-
gent understanding of the entire subject
of breeding. feeding, dairying. etc. as u
Years subscription Ia Tue Breeder
Gazette. a beautifully illustrated weekly
Of from thirt, six 10 foriy.four pages.
published 10y the j. II. Sanders Publish.
ing Co, Chicago. H.. Mt -. 1t supplies
each week large variety of original
matter from the pens of the oldest aud
most experienced ck-growers and
ranchmen, and is the recognized au-
,hori,y in all portions Of the Uuite,l
States in its special field. We will fur.
nish n copy oi this excellent publication
for one year. together with years sub
scr,ption to TnE HERALD, nj 81 per
annum. Sample copies ot The Gazette
may he seen upon application at this
Office None who are interested in inn
proving their cattle. horses. or other live
stock, can afford TO be without IL.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
Th-y W-r~ On-.

Two old lrishwom-n me, on NORTH
Tenth street on- afternoon las, week:
'rhat's the matter wii yer OF =
"wcll. It's all alnnso Patrick
"iiow's that, sure
"why. Yea sees Patrick took lad
two shilling piece over the bar. "
"liooi' ,c foolish womhn. Did ycs
di,il him about III
"Diyll u lit. Iln, Patrick said ~ b.
was ~ angry IN he could vhup himself
and after he took few glasses o ale ,o
keep his shpiri,s up he iccoid.i that be
AMI were onc. aui - lie whnppe,l
me. ."-i'hiladclphia North American.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
Gr~afiy u.ssis~d.

No, few o. tile citizens of Mcckc;
hay-tccrniiy become ~, atty excited oyei
the astounding facts ;ha, several ot ,hrii
friends who hai been pronounced BY
their physicians nv incurabi- md lr..
yond all hops - suffering, With Aha'
dreaded monster Consumption = have
ic-n completely cui-i 10y Dr. king''
New Discovery for Consumption. th'
only remedy tina, does positively cur
nil thru, and lung diseases. Coughs
Colds. Asthma and i:ronchliis. Tria
BOTTLES free u, any drug store; large bo,
ties 81.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
Alfalfa In >.~ Mexico.

New Mexican and Arizona cattleinen
are beginning To turn their attention 10
the raising oi alfalfa. The RANGES In
southern New Mexico are getting to lie
pretty we'll stocked up and II is beoom'
ing necessary to improve the feed or
adopt measures 10 prevent the disasters
which would result from the over stock
Ing oi the ranges, TIL, climate ssems
To be particularly favorable for the rai,-
ing Of alfalfa nnh one acre will s.-id as
much food for cattle rs ten as1x, of
native grasses. Where the native gfIis.<s
grow In bunchcs no, half covering The
ground alfalfa grows luxurian,ly and
shades the ground completely from the
scorciiing RAYS OF the midsuiner snn.
III. evaporation from the ground IL no,
nearly ~ great where II IL completed,
shaded ~ 1, il where III. suns rays nrr
not oiis,ruc,.i. and the effects of con
tinued dry weather would not L. noticed
as soon whc- alfalfa Is grown as II
would H. where there is nothing bu,
native grasses 10 shade the soil. Several
very successful experiments with alfalfa
have been made. In Southwestern New
Mexico and We have yet 10 hear OF the
Inst failure.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02

Tng Senate has passed the House hill
:orbidding aliens frum holding large
,racts OF land in Colorado. We trust
,ha, Goyernor Adams will sign it. The
foreign Landlord sysicm. which has nj.
ready too firm ~ hold In America. should
bc wiped cut of existence rs soon as
possible. Some day there will lie no
more than enough land in America for
her citizens. 1t is wi~ To anticipate
the future; TO see to II that our children
and their children arr no; deprived of
their rights ty aliens.-liepublican.
The above law is n good one. Such u
one should have been passed long ago.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02

TnE Colorado Springs uar.,;n comes
10 us this week bramlng In th. smiles
ot a"bran-ncw drcas and enlarged from
n six io scycu.column folio. The
Gazette Is n; all times bright and
ably edited Journal ani We eongra'ula,.
Mr.. steel. on It's present handsomc
typographical appearance ani evidence
uf rfL.,nrIiiY.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
ug SOFTLY NJGIsEs,.

III. cowboy -at CA his o!i Ersy hor-.
And afar on Vicse.i the town.
And -ofily sigh-'ias he n0,ieod that
It, color va. mostly brown.
"oh for glimpse of IN" good Old days'"
IN. sad-cys.i puneher -aii.
-whcn me wilma gang of buiii-- brave
Used Ter paint ihcr Old place rcd"
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
NonsirruiISur,s,

W. u. lloyt " Co. Wholesale and
Retail Druggists Of Rome. Ca. say: We
have been selling Dr. Kings New Dis.
coycry. Electric Bit,crs and Buckliu's
Arnica salye FOR four years. Have never
handled remedies that sell rs well. OF
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effect
cd by these nediciucs in this city. S,v.
erai cases of pronounced Consumption
have been entirely cured by use uf q
few bottles of DIR. Kings New bis.
covcry. taken in connection with Elcc-
,ric Bit,ers. We guarantee. them al.
ways. Sold by all druggists.
A court Of inquiry-Is the old mar,
ius
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02

Tng goli-Scltcm-n, tina, has r-crn,l,
broke out In British Columbia is likely
Ia cause fresh trouble l-,w.cn this
coun,fy ani Canada. I, Is claimed that
the territory covering tine new digging,
is III the boundary between Alaska and
British Columbia aud Canada is about
10 s.ad ou, surveyors 10 look the matter
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02

MAJOR BESTEgS has succumbci To
the influence of whisky. and has been
sentenced hy cOuri-mar,ial Ia ,c dis.
missed from s'Nic.. Thus pas,.,h away
the old veterans. i,awiins Tribune.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02

MAYOR CARrEI HARRISON oi Chi
cage has been rr-nomlna,ed for Mayor
by the Democ,atd bu, positively de-
ciines Ia make the fac..
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02

4 WASHINGTON doctor SAYS II Prcsl'
dent Cleveland dces not chang. his pres
-n, way Of living ard get on, and cs-
crcise he viii not live on, his term Of
Office
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02

Tng bill to regulate the distribution
of water in irriga,ing bitches has been
signed. ". will give tho text of thi,
bill on some ia,ur. occasion.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
one ACT AND ryso SCENES.

LAST spRi>G.
Little horsehsir sofa
la the parlpr stood,
Youth and maiden talking
so far - good.
.nis sPnIsG.
Little crit anu bahy
Making lut- u bother,
Standing Nhsre the sofa stood,
80 fsf-no father,
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
THE HERALD BRAND.

All stock branded as above on any
part Of animal from the tail up Ia right
behind the ears. Range, 6nriiesi,
Rorit Grand. Eagle, Pitkln and Mesa
enuuies, Colorado, Eastern Utah and
souihr.n Wyoming and few select
patches OF feeding ground all over,
l.. S.-The Spring roundup Will soon
confluence and II you don't want all your
stock mnyericked come In and see TnE
HERALD about IL.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02

An an the ~rapI-r or margin Of your
paper .isuif-s your subscription ha. expired.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
FOR 1887.
The Rocky Mountain News.
ESTABLISHED isr,
ESTABLISHED is2.

The D.ILf Sru. of nf;y-.ix columns, has a
Eastern pau-fs. II aims Ia iuTni.h all the
n--. of the DAY, cuinririr la detail, yet esai-
eir- In form. II il d-y1,si to Western. stsi
especially Ia Cnlnrutiu int.r.,- itrc1znisins
ffu,n uiinl.iakslsir Developments that =" are
.i-,sii &, wines. ~oai.rfiil imt-+,us ani ga
Ian.is,n in MINERAL nI-rrati"n.. rrsns-Hn-uis
have hs-'a Iffs-Ifsi iu siN- tho f-Iiilr the ~
aui,. oi pufs In ever, ...tlna q; the State. sni
n-ith-F iaioF nor .sI-u-~ -tii l. sIsFr,i ,o
hiring ,hi. sr,rli, s1iki s1uFr-rf rsaiiA into tho
pEufnin-ne- Il !, Justly -nfiti.'i ta, Tit Nnss
eomptvhents The Importance II the asrisul-
ruFsi amt live .iYss Interests ia The iutnr- "t
ColoTafia. AMI thi. hIsins.-. shtsh !. the i.asis
u all rr~I-riIy, -iii nri In ,s -oiumn. an
ail- a'i Incorporating .Sf"n-ni. Trr
NV. !. i.siss'i sNUr, ,tas IN the yssr.
Is- VI gLr >Ewa furnishes q s''ni--'isiilin
~uh iir--rri suppiS of ehuiss "SsEinsi sH.i So
itsiasi sTiiois. specially s,isp'r'i 10 family rn-
i.fiainm-ni sui in,,ri.iiaH. II ]. the t-s,
ssysiy ,aiuily n~a-lai-r psiiii.hs'i In the
West.
4 feature af tath IN. DAM AMI wrhsfs
..iiituu. ~ Tnr NE-s. - the ffs' imIsftsn--
t. ih- p'i,,lie. .. our r-ffrst system -, maFar,
r-fof'.. rh- si.-',iui- r-liaiiiiiY - ouf rua,.
biffrisi i-ts.rtfu-ni hs. i6ns t.r.n F,,ss uiissi
hi tho ttiain.-., usn u The state. sHt -t-Fy -
.'is ill cuniiHu- Ia furnish a iusu F-f'cs ot
tn iai-.; Ksn.a.. Chigasu sli u. isu,ii.. a.
Sc a. iosai gg1ia'tns-
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02

Mn. GRiNNELL, of Chicago, attorney
for She State in the Chicago Anarchists
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02

Printing used to he called the "Blacl,
Art" and the boys who assisted the
pressmen were called "imps." As
the story runs, Aldus Manutius.
a printer Of Venice. took little
negro boy. left behind by n
merchant vessel. TO assist. him in his
business. 1t soon got wind that ,hc
imp" ci Alius was black, and crowd
gathered. Therefore. showing the imp.
he said: BE Il known in Venice tina,
/. Aldus Manutius, printer 10 the Holy
Church and the Doge. have this day
made public exposure of the printer S
devil All who think he is not flesh or
blood may come and pinch him" Thus
originated the term Printers Devil. g
The bones of the average man only
weigh abou, twenty-four pounds. and
vet some people put on airs and step
around as though they weighed a ton.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-27

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-27
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-27

NEw YORK. May 26.-The Spring meeting
of the Brooklyn Jockey Club was resumed
today under the new law, which Iecalizes
cooxmaking. There was betting al li5ituaa.
Tae track was fast and the weather threat
cning but pleasant. First race-Seven fur
longs. all ages. Saxony first, MARYLAND
second. Editor third; time 1.23t.
Second race-Sweepslakes. ali ages. one
mile. Tenstroke one. Nellie Doe second
Psmpero third: time 1.42l.
Third racc-falcon stakes, three-vssr-
oids. one and one-sixteenth miles. Glen
mound first. Snitor second, Al Reed third.
time 1.50t.
Fourth race-Brockdale handicap. three
year -olds and upwards, one and one eighth
mile. Hanover won under poll: Dry Mono
pole second. OrIilanme third: time i.5ft.
Fifih racs-fIse farionks. for two. year.
olds. Tea 1raT frat. Mercury second. Bay
Ridge third. time I.03
Sixth race fbree-quarter mile. selling
for al ares, Blue Line iirst, Lazy Nav and
Ismbouretts ran dead heat for second
blaze time l.l51
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-27
MURDER MAN|STEE
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AksIsxEx. Nay 46-L0eis Micksison Vas
shOt ard ias'aatly killsd lssr evening by
Aasos Rhodes At a logging camp four miles
south Of this city. Daring the past fss
months Nekalson had smpioysd Rhodes
zqd sic as hoaseksei,ers On his fsrm a lev
miles south 81 the city. aud during The
spnng Mickslson has boen engaged. ia ad-
dltlon - ais fzrminx duties. IA logging
4bosit 0ne nile from h.s farm. Uoriag yes
tsrdaY aftsFnooa Ka0<les came 20 John
6agEss store, IA the VILLAGE of oak Hill
aad bought soufe small buck shot, and
after be h2i pat tie same in his
p1Sxst femsrsed thas he Was
going 70 shoot Mick elson. Return
Ing % the farm Rhocss learned that
hiekelsoa bad gone 10 his logging camp 70
load iosr. Rhodes to0k gan. loaded it and
said be would hunt Qp aud kill Nicholson
ihs sou of Aickeis0a. learning Of the re.
marx. pan 10 his father aud sppFiss1 him OF
bis danger. bat his father treated il asa
scare. Soon after Rholss appeared where
Aiezeis0n was st WORK with a bali dozen
Iaeo. and getting within twenty feet Of
Nicholson called out 10 Mickels0a:
"ify0n have anything 70 say. sry IL, as |
agn Toing 10 shoot yoll"
Nicksison said, go away and DO not
moiest NE IN my work. whereupcn
Rhodes aimed his gun and fired. about one
hundred SHOT striking. Nickels0n in the
LETT breast, some penetrating 10 the heart
and causing instant death. Rhodes re-
turned 10 his home and went 10 bed where
he Was Afterwards arrested and placed in
Jail.
The friends Of Rhodes claim that Nickel
son has been intimate with Ars Rhodes
and that Rhodes Is crazy. Micsslson was
- years Of age. hes always been n hard
working quiet person, had a wife and sew
eral cbiidfen who reside inuhe city where
the children can enjoy better educational
advantages Rhodes Is p years old. of
German descent. aud fow wears ago came
from the eastern part Of Ohio. lie has a
wife and one child.